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Subject: Re: ports.Attic.950813.tgz
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In-Reply-To: <199508132017.WAA06851@uriah.heep.sax.de> from "J Wunsch" at Aug 13, 95 10:17:37 pm
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> 
> Whoever might be user 2004 on freefall...
> 
> creating a 455491 bytes long file in ~ncvs and distributing it via
> CTM hasn't been the most enlightening idea. :-(

While doing so I also deleted 2.8MB of Attic.  Sorry, but this
stuff must be archived some place, and that is as good as any.
If I archive it outside of ~ncvs it does not end up on my system
where I write the backup tapes from that I use to restore repository
stuff from.

And I don't see you complaing about the 2.8MB of file deletes CTM
should have just told you to go do (or did for you, I am not very
intune with if that feature got added)

I was also not aware that CTM would pick up bits from the top
level directory, and have made a request that this be changed.

If 455Kbytes is a problem for you, how did you mange the 190MB (45MB
compressed) to get the repository in the first place?

Though you may not like me for this, I know Bruce is going to be
a bit happy about it :-)
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Rod Grimes                                      rgrimes@gndrsh.aac.dev.com
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